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The point is that the average person doesn't use PGP. My take: If someone has something to hide, they're likely to encrypt their communications. Encrypting the
by n0w 11y ago
The point is that the average person doesn't use PGP.
My take: If someone has something to hide, they're likely to encrypt their communications. Encrypting their communications alerts the NSA that this person has something to hide.
- cyphar 11y ago> My take: If someone has something to hide, they're likely to encrypt their communications. Encrypting their communications alerts the NSA that this person has something to hide. Which is why you should practice good opsec and always encrypt everything, even when you're not doing something that "needs to be hidden".
- cwyers 11y agoRight, but even if you do that, you're still doing it because you have something to hide, even if not everything you're hiding needs to be hidden. Practicing good opsec makes you stand out as someone who NEEDS good opsec when everyone around you doesn't even rise to the level of shitty opsec, they're just not engaging in opsec as a practice.